Popular Eatery Closes Amid Rising Costs + Best Diner In CT Named: CT Business News

The business in review runs weekly in the Patch morning newsletter, and it features stories from all across Connecticut. Here are the latest business developments across the state.

Popular, Long-Time Restaurant Closes Its Doors For Good, Citing Rising Food Costs, Labor Challenges

"We did our best to support the community during the pandemic but with the addition of rising food costs, and staffing challenges, we aren't able to recover.>>>Read More.

Dunkin’ Owner Plans Redevelopment Of Vacant Plaza: Report

The owner of the local Dunkin’ franchise has filed plans, including building a new drive-through Dunkin', to redevelop a vacant plaza.>>>Read More.

This Restaurant Named Best Diner In CT

This Connecticut restaurant made it onto Food & Wine Magazine's "Best Diners in Every State" list.>>>Read More.

Philly's A Taste of Philadelphia Eatery Opens Downtown

Their sandwiches are made with high-quality sliced rib eye steak, Spanish onions, and Cheez Whiz and served on freshly baked rolls that they have delivered straight from Philadelphia.>>>Read More.

Massive Brewing Facility Opens In CT

The 150,000 square foot facility is one of the largest exclusive non-alcoholic breweries in the world.>>>Read More.

New Tapas Bar Planned For Restaurant Space

The tapas bar will open once renovations are complete at the site of a former popular restaurant & bar in town, according to realtors.>>>Read More.

Other top business stories across CT:

• This Connecticut Cocktail Lounge Makes Best-In-Country List
• Subway Considering Moving Its World Headquarters, Here’s Where They Are Considering
• Panera Bread Set To Re-Open
• New Ice Cream Shop Opens
• 'Iconic Retail Building' On Main Street Sold
• Self-Storage Facility Pitched For Former Restaurant Site
• Breakfast-Coffee Spot Opens

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